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Mobile telephony gives everyone the opportunity to communicate without being dependent on location, i.e. outside the fixed telephony network. Many people find mobile phones useful, and for some people with disabilities, a mobile phone can be a necessity in certain situations.
The choice of mobile phone and mobile phone service can be significant for whether – and how – you can use a mobile phone. First and foremost a mobile phone can give you security, which gives you greater opportunities to cope on your own. Here are a few examples.
If you have problems finding your way around, having a mobile phone can be an advantage because you can call for help and relatives and other people can call you to make sure you are all right.
Many people feel afraid of going out alone into the countryside. A mobile phone can help lessen this fear.
A mobile phone can be used to make emergency calls or to call for assistance in many situations.
It can help meet communication needs in situations where public payphones cannot be used.
The aim of this guide is to help you choose the best type of mobile phone for your needs.
It is intended for people with disabilities and those involved in choosing mobile telephones for people with disabilities.